Book Scott to Speak

Scott can address themes from his book ranging from faith deconstruction, Asian American identity, and the intersections between BIPOC identity and Christian culture in the U.S.

Topics

Scott draws on his 15 years of teaching at the college level at an evangelical university. He is known to use humor and cultural criticism to highlight to problems in higher education and the teaching of writing and literature. Add to this his experiences and observations as a 4th generation Japanese American, and audiences will learn to view Christianity and culture through this lens.

Faith Deconstruction

This topic is popular on social media and in many progressive circles. Scott can talk his process of deconstructing his faith and decolonizing his perspectives, promoting full-mutuality and human thriving for all.

Asian American Identity

Many races and identities, generations, gender, family issues...the AAPI experience is a dynamic part of American culture. Scott's experience as a Gen X Japanese American informs his worldview and his thoughts on religion, culture, pop culture, education, parenting, and sexuality.

Writing and the Arts

Scott has a master of arts in writing from the University of San Francisco and has taught all levels of composition, including creative writing. He can speak to faculty and students about his views of teaching writing and his own writing process.

Education

After teaching at every level from elementary school to college, Scott has some thoughts about education.